Messages of sympathy
,NZPA London! Lord Ballant.rae, whose! wife was killed last week ( when a tree fell on the carl in which she was travelling, - says he is “enormously 7 com-1 forted” by the hundreds of j letters and telegrams of; sympathy Which have poured in from New Zea-, land. He said yesterday that he ; land his son were almost (overwhelmed by 7 the mes-| I sages numbering between (300 and 400. 1 “They are of enormous comfort to u? in our sorrow,” Lord Ballantrae said, ’“but it will be some time (before we can answer them (all.”
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Press, 26 December 1979, Page 2
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